KLEMAN

KLEMAN shoes with roots in French workwear

Since 1945, Kleman has produced sturdy footwear at the family's own factory in Anjou, France. The shoes started as reliable work footwear for French institutions, where there were strict requirements for durability and longevity. Today, the raw workwear design serves as practical everyday footwear, where the rubber sole and sturdy leather provide a solid foundation.

Iconic models like the Padror and Frodan

Here you will find classic footwear based on the French production tradition. The most well-known silhouette is the Kleman Padror with its distinct moc-toe and serrated edge. The selection also covers the Kleman Frodan, which is a sturdier version of the classic derby shoe, as well as the simpler Dormance model.

Common to all the shoes is the use of heavy Spanish cowhide and the distinctive, non-slip soles that are built to be worn every day.

Classic French leather shoes for men

A pair of Kleman shoes is built for long-term use. The slightly rugged design provides a great contrast to dress trousers and suit pants, but works just as naturally with a pair of regular jeans. The shoes are made to be walked in, and the leather quickly shapes itself to the foot and develops its own patina over time. The selection covers sizes 41 to 46.

FAQ

Q: How do KLEMAN shoes fit?
A: They are generally true to size. Since the shoes are based on classic workwear, however, they have a rather spacious fit. If you often fall between two sizes, we recommend that you choose the smaller one.

Q: Where are KLEMAN shoes produced?
A: All production takes place in France. The shoes are manufactured at the brand's own factory in Anjou, just as when production started in 1945.

Q: How do I care for my leather shoes from the brand?
A: The shoes are made of robust cowhide, which is easy to maintain. Wipe them down regularly with a damp cloth and treat them with shoe polish or leather grease as needed. This keeps the leather supple and takes care of the worst wear and tear.